Connected for Success Significant Refurbishment 1. Key Criterion 2. Impact on operating surplus 3....

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Connected for Success

Significant Refurbishment

1. Key Criterion

2. Impact on operating surplus

3. Impact on funding

4. Quick assessment

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1. Key Criterion2. Impact on operating surplus3. Impact on funding4. Quick assessment

Key Criterion – Part 1

• Start or complete after 20 April 2012

• The refurbishment impacts: – At least 40% of the care recipients rooms; or – At least 40% of the care recipients being provided with residential

care through the service; or – If it is an extension, at least 25% of the number of care recipient’s

rooms in the service.

• Provides significant benefit to supported residents

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Key Criterion – Part 2

• Minimum investment = 40% of beds x $25,000

• Beds = lower of either the number of places before the refurbishment or the number after the refurbishment.

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1. Key Criterion 2. Impact on operating surplus3. Impact on funding4. Quick assessment

Subsidised Residents

Accommodation Subsidy

Current Refurbishment % difference

Meet Concessional Ratio (>40%)

$34.20 $52.49 54%

Does not meet concessional ratio (<40%)

$25.65 $39.37 35%

Impact on:• Concessional/Assisted Residents• Fully Supported Residents• Partly Supported Residents

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Scenario 1 – Meets Concessional Ratio

Facility XYZ

Beds in Facility 100 Resident MixCurrent Occupancy 100% Non - subsidised DAP residents 20

Non - subsidised RAD residents 37Current Price Total Subsidised Residents 43DAP 42$ RAD 231,222$ Funding

Internal Funding 500,000$ Resident Turnover Rate/year 15.0% External Funding 700,000$

Borrowing rate 7.00%Planned Expenditure 1,200,000$ Term of loan 5

Investment Rate 4.00%

Self – funded DAP Residents

• If DAP price is below $52.49– Minimum DAP increased to Government subsidy rate– Consider turnover of residents

Self – funded RAD Residents

• If DAP price is below $52.49– Minimum RAD increased in line with increase in DAP– Consider turnover of residents

Marginal Revenue Increase

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Scenario 2 – Does not Meet Concessional Ratio

Facility ABC

Beds in Facility 100 Resident MixCurrent Occupancy 100% Non - subsidised DAP residents 20

Non - subsidised RAD residents 43Current Price Total Subsidised Residents 37DAP 42$ RAD 231,222$ Funding

Internal Funding 500,000$ Resident Turnover Rate/year 15.0% External Funding 700,000$

Borrowing rate 7.00%Planned Expenditure 1,200,000$ Term of loan 5

Investment Rate 4.00%

Marginal Revenue Increase

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1. Key Criterion2. Impact on operating surplus3. Impact on funding4. Quick assessment

Financing

• Internal Funds– Opportunity Cost– Liquidity Management Strategy

• External Funds– Cost of Debt– Funding repayment

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S1 - Revenue Contribution v Interest

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S2 - Revenue Contribution v Interest

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1. Key Criterion2. Impact on operating surplus3. Impact on funding4. Quick assessment

Assess Investment

• Return on Investment

• Cash flow

• Payback Period– On internal cash invested – Total Investment outlay

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S1 - Cash flow Movements

Results per Scenario 1

Marginal Revenue increase (after full resident TO) 451,306$

Increase in RAD Pool 1,816,249$

Payback period (Years) on internal cash used 1.07

Payback period (Years) on total expenditure 2.47

Average annual return on investment over 10 years 33%

S2 - Cash flow Movements

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Results per Scenario 2

Marginal Revenue increase (after full resident TO) 186,673$

Increase in RAD Pool -$

Payback period (Years) on internal cash used 7.13

Payback period (Years) on total expenditure 10.88

Average annual return on investment over 10 years 16%

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